C.C. Kellogg

C.C. Kellogg is a filmmaker and performer known for her roles in Olivia Martha Ilse (2015), Creedmoria (2016), and Indigo Valley (2017) as well as for Nudes: The Anthology (2019), an adaptive film series which she co-created with French director Clemy Clarke. She performs and produces for theatre as well as for film, with recent performances and residencies at The McKittrick Hotel, The Brooklyn Art Library, The New York Public Library, AvignonLeOff, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, The Sekrit Theater, and Shakespeare's Globe, among others. C.C. is a co-founder of Invulnerable Nothings, a Brooklyn-based performance collective. A native of San Antonio, C.C. grew up between Texas and New Mexico and graduated with an A.B. in English as well as a Certificate in Theater from Princeton University. She also holds an MA in Shakespeare in Performance with a new media emphasis from Bath Spa University; her postgraduate research in the digital humanities focuses on live theatrical broadcast, 360 degree film, and narrative virtual reality.